At Garter Lane Arts Centre · 22A O'Connell Street, Waterford, Co. Waterford
Music Network brings fiddle, flute, guitar and voice to Garter Lane on Friday, 25 September 2026, with a lineup of Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh, Pauline Scanlon, Tom Morrow and John Doyle. All four are established names on the Irish traditional and folk circuit, and this date is part of a Music Network-organised tour bringing the quartet to venues around the country rather than a one-off local booking. Doors are at 8pm, with tickets at €20, €18 concession.
Nic Amhlaoibh and Scanlon have performed together for years as the duo Lumiere, both known individually for sean-nós and folk singing alongside flute and whistle playing; Doyle is a guitarist known for his DADGAD-tuned accompaniment work in Irish traditional music, formerly of the band Solas; Morrow brings fiddle into the mix. Together the four play a set built around traditional song and tune arrangements rather than a session-style night, in Garter Lane’s seated theatre space rather than a pub back room. Music Network, the organisation behind the tour, specialises in bringing this kind of high-level traditional and classical touring show to smaller venues around Ireland that would not otherwise get it, so the Waterford date is one stop on a wider national run.
Garter Lane is on O’Connell Street in Waterford city centre, close to Theatre Royal and a short walk from the quays. The venue sits on the city’s central bus routes, with public parking available nearby on O’Connell Street and at the Apple Market.
O’Connell Street sits in the middle of Waterford’s city centre, close to the Viking Triangle museums and the quays. There is more to see in Waterford before or after the show, and across Co. Waterford.
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